Amtrak Capitol Limited Elkhart Indiana (May 9, 1994)

Amtrak #30 crosses Clayton Ave. at dusk on May 9, 1994 with F40PH # 200 leading. The US 20 bypass bridge was not yet open at this time and the Clayton Ave. crossing only went to the street on the south side of the tracks and had been recently severed from US33/Main St.

[@oldsamsungphone_ch]

The P5 was marrying my ears, LOVE IT!!!

[@HOTRAILProductions]

Awesome!!! 200 was Amtrak's first F40. She is now a baggage control car.

[@coasternamegenerator5611]

Don't you mean a Cabbage car?

[@AhmearClayIombo-dj6di]

Cool Video

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

Best horn ever.

[@liamcarey560]

Awesome p5

[@ArturoRailProductions]

LOVE THAT P5A

[@RailfanBrettRailfanning]

Awesome video

[@Basinrails]

Can I borrow some F40PH footage for an video? I’ll be sure to credit you.

[@wmuzeke]

Contact me via the e-mail address on my About page.

[@lilcattythewildnorwester7786]

AMTRAKS EMD F40PHR # 200 With American Nathan P5A AirChime Airhorn

[@jimhoneywell4921]

Awesome video

[@KristinaTorres-ew2pn]

I wish Amtrak still had P5 sounds than k5la to me😮😢😊 1:01

[@andross51]

I am probably a little late on this video but great stuff wmuzeke! This is a random thought but wasn't this consist on the capitol limited also in America By Rail The Heartland?

[@wmuzeke]

Thanks! I'm not sure - I haven't seen that series before, but the Capitol went to an all-Superliner consist in the mid 1990s. That's when the domes disappeared.

[@ginnyhatch2176]

Amtrak’s capitol limited travels on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and it departs Washington DC and it goes through Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois